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first load only image attachments (jpg/png/gif) into a Page List, and for each one fetch the actual binary as Base64 from the content table (use D_AttachmentContent or pxGetAttachmentContent), not the Link-Attachment page; store clean Base64 with its mime type and strip all CR/LF. In your correspondence/HTML rule, iterate that Page List and render each image with a full data-URI, like <img src="data:${.pyMimeType};base64, ${.pyImageBase64}" /> and add width/height if needed. In the DOCX template, reference that correspondence via a pegarefconfig content control exactly like <pegarefconfig={"name":"YourCorrRule","type":"C"}> placed on its own paragraph. Make sure the template is DOCX (not DOC), and that the merge activity you use (pxCreateWordDocument/GenerateWordDocument) points the primary page holding your Page List. Don’t concatenate Base64 inside the foreach; build the properties first, then reference them to avoid whitespace. If images still don’t show, test the same HTML with HTMLToPDF—if PDF works, your Word path is fine and the issue is usually missing/dirty Base64 or wrong mime type. As a fallback, host the images via a short-lived download URL and use <img src="<pega:reference name='$THIS.ImageURL'/>"> instead of data-URI.